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The biggest question that everyone asks me is the one above.  Is P90X worth it?  Lets break this down a little bit and figure out if a $200 or less investment is worth it.  It’s always about cost and results, so lets keep it simple.  When you see a workout program on television you automatically think it’s a gimmick!  I tried all kinds of gimmicky things like the Ab Roller, the Total Gym, and so on.  Is P90X a gimmick? NO.  It has been around for ten plus years and worked on me and several million others.  P90X belongs to a family owned company called Beachbody.  They carry a fine line of products like Chalean Extreme, Insanity, RevAbs, etc.   The issue is will you commit to 90 days with one of the best trainers in the business?  See you can do any exercise program and it will work or they wouldn’t sell it.  So if your looking for proof, look no further my results were amazing!  So now that you have seen proof lets get back to the P90X program.

Everyone program guarantee’s results but not this quickly, effective  and not this drastic.  My answer to the

Lately I have been fielding lots of questions about which Beachbody exercise program people should do so I am here to tell you the differences of the two most popular.  The main items I will cover are  level of difficulty, number of days, cost, results, and which one is my favorite. 

Level of difficulty

P90x is super hard for the first 30 days and after that it starts to become easier.  Your doing things to your body that you haven’t done since high school.(unless your still in high school) Things like pull ups, squats, Yoga, Kenpo X, plyometrics and the list can go on but I think anyone can do this program.  It’s all in your head!  On a scale of 1 – 10 and 10 being the highest I would say for first timers a 10 but after at least one round you would rate it an 8. 

Insanity is super hard as well but a different degree of difficulty.  See the main difference is that you don’t need any extra equipment like P90x.  P90x requires items like a pull up bar an weights